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I will remove this link once I get an answer. Are these real? I do not know how to put photos in this without copy and paste. Does anyone know how to put photos in here without doing an auction paste?
Also, three of my R&R jeans kind of stick out in the back. How can I get that fixed?
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FAKE!!! You right click on the image and do a save as then go to ImageShack® - Hosting and upload the photo. Please remove the link. Thanks!
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Oh and the only thing to fix the waist is either wear a belt or bring them to a tailor for getting the waist taken in.
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Well about the pictures you need to save them to your computer and then use an image host to host them so you can paste them on the site. If you become a pro member you can use the hf image hosting and it is sooooooooooo fast!! As far as the jeans. Something does not look right but I am totally not an expert.
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oops, beat me^^^^^ hehehehe.
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Crystals are UGLY....thats why they are fake to me...
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wow! you all are great at which ones are fake or real. If I take them to a tailor will they fit weird? I mean, how does it work? Do I need to be wearing them when I go in or just tell them? I am fairly tall, but my jeans are still long. I want them to be long, but not dragging the floor.
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When taking the jeans to a tailor, do I need to have them on? I know I may sound stupid, but I have never taken any jeans to a tailor. I am fairly tall, but my R&R jeans still drag the ground. If I get them hemmed,I do not want them too short either. So, when I go in do I tell them how long I want them or have them on?

I have been on here for a few days now and I know you ladies seem to know what you are talking about.
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I would make sure you can find a GOOD tailor first, because I've heard too many horror stories. I do my own hemming, but if you can't sew you have to take them to a tailor. I would bring the jeans with me and try them on with the tailor. I would do a original hem and keep the extra incase the tailor screws up....Um let me find you a link that someone else gave me for great instructions on how to do a original hem. I'll be back...oh and I'll also find my post about taking the waist in, I had pics of me taking them out and theres a before pic of what it looks like when its taken in....be back
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Hi here's a link sent to me. Hope it helps.

DaciaRay.com » How to Hem Jeans

This helped me TONS!! Tell the tailor NOT to cut the excess that way if they end up too short after you wash them or if the tailor just plain screws up that you can take it back out
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Great! Those are great pictures. I will do that. Thanks
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Here's a inside pic of jeans that had the waist taken in. I bought these like this. I didn't like them because I needed them bigger anyway and also thought the whole butt on me looked weird with it taken in, because the right way to take a waist in is to start the taper at the crotch seam and slowly taper up to how much you need the waist in....that will make the back pockets go in more at the top after the waist is taken in. But this may look good on you, I don't know? The tailor that did these was pretty good in my opinion....Just make sure that tailor doesn't cut ANYTHING...he/she should be able to take the waist in with ONLY cutting the waist band in the back, the crotch seam shown here was not cut that was why I was able to take it back out.



I hope this all helps you!! Hemming is really easy if you have a machine, you just have to be able to sew a straight line, the tailored waist is the really tricky stuff IMO
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Thanks so much. Umm, they fit perfect on the behind. It's just that they stick out in the back(around the waist). I want to be able to wear my belt without having it so tight. I have a little pouch and do not want to add to it by having my belt so tight. Thank you
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